About Us
Sephardic Heritage Foundation is a Non-Profit Organization focused on facilitating the religious and cultural observance of the Jewish Syrian-Sephardic Communities. We have been producing prayer books for over 50 years, catering to the Syrian Sephardic Communities around the world including the U.S, Mexico, Central and South America, Europe and Asia. By distributing publications, Sephardic Heritage Foundation strives to perpetuate the venerated prayer, sacred traditions and valued customs of one of the oldest uninterrupted Jewish Communities of the world, the Community of Aram Soba (Aleppo, Syria). Our work is influenced and inspired by our late founder, Mr. Sam Catton, may he rest in peace.
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It is our mission to carry on these sacred traditions through our publications and services to Syrian-Sephardic Communities worldwide.
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For any questions, comments or concerns about our publications please feel free to contact us.
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Sephardic Heritage Foundation was founded by Sam Catton in xxx. is a Non-Profit Organization focused on facilitating the religious and cultural observance of the Jewish Syrian-Sephardic Communities. We have been producing prayer books for over 50 years, catering to the Syrian Sephardic Communities around the world including the U.S, Mexico, Central and South America, Europe and Asia. By distributing publications, Sephardic Heritage Foundation strives to perpetuate the venerated prayer, sacred traditions and valued customs of one of the oldest uninterrupted Jewish Communities of the world, the Community of Aram Soba (Aleppo, Syria). Our work is influenced and inspired by our late founder, Mr. Sam Catton, may he rest in peace.
Monthly editorial board meetings are held in order to properly address and investigate questions and issues relating to practices and prayer customs of our Community.
Our Story
Our Books

DAILY
Books for daily use in Hebrew & English
SHABBAT
Books for Shabbat in Hebrew & English

HOLIDAYS
Books for all Holidays in Hebrew & English
COMMUNITY
Books other than Prayer
Perpetuating Jewish Syrian-Sephardic Traditions though Prayer and Song